Grounding cable gauge size

jaymark
 

I just picked up a Gutwire grounding cable and plugged it into one of the open RCA inputs and plugged it into the electrical socket.  I was nearly stunned at the increased clarity, focus and nuanced detail this brought to my system.  This was one helluva upgrade that did not cost an arm and a leg.

I fully agree. A no brainer everyone should try for themselves.

I'm using a grounding router with a separate grounding wire to every piece of equipment.

I went even further and grounded the tv stand and every speaker driver (frames and magnets).. Considering the movement within every speaker it's not unexpected the improvement is as great as earthing equipment.

All I can say is well worth the effort. If there's no improvement, I'd be most surprised.

I'm interested in the Puritan Audio Labs - The Ground Master but it's impossible for me to have an additional Ground Rod as I'm on level 6 of a 35 story apartment complex.

Somehow I'd like to have a one way system so any noise in the building's ground can't contaminate my system.

Any ideas?

Ozzy,

I'm with you. That's why I'm going with the plug in unit.

I've learnt that Russ Andrews is having a 25% sale starting on the March 28. That's off the purchase price but then the cable is not included with the sale. Personally I'm happy to do my own cabling.

Perhaps that was the point.

Grounding Guide

They have a Plug In RF Router which allows grounding though a power outlet and a RF Router MK2 for use with an earth rod.

They are connected to anything that needs grounding such as casework grounds, shielding and even speaker driver frames if you are so inclined.

The idea is to provide an ideal way to remove anything that might be ruining your sound quality.

bugredmachine

The Andrews should have a filter network in it like the Groundmaster to make sure what goes in does not came back through.

What makes you think it's just an empty box with a simple wire in it?